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Allele and Phenotype Frequencies in Rock Pocket Mouse Populations


Author: BioInteractive
Subject: Evolution
Source: BioInteractive
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This activity reinforces concepts of variation and natural selection covered in the short film Natural Selection and Adaptation. Students apply the Hardy-Weinberg equation to real data collected on rock pocket mouse populations.
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